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Latest Ukraine updates: Ukraine imposes state of emergency

Latest Ukraine news from February 23: Ukraine’s parliament has voted to approve a state of emergency.

Al Jazeera

How sport can help young people to become better citizens

Most Australians have followed health advice to wear face masks and have COVID-19 vaccinations. Actions like these that benefit others are known in psychology as prosocial behaviours. In a COVID context, prosocial behaviours reduce the spread of the virus and keep health-care institutions functioning.

The Conversation

To the government, Daniel Gibuma is an 'entirely new category of person' who should be deported. But in his heart, he's Australian

Indigenous man Daniel Gibuma has lived in Australia for as long as he can remember, but fears he may face deportation for the second time in two years due to an upcoming High Court challenge.

ABC News

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A krill aquarium, climate research, and geopolitics: how Australia's $800 million Antarctic funding will be spent

The federal government’s major package of new funding for Australia’s Antarctic program, announced on Tuesday, promises an additional A$804.4 million over the next decade.

The Conversation

Australia spending billions on new gas pipelines that may end up worthless stranded assets

Australia’s building boom comes amid $485.8bn in pipeline construction activity globally

The Guardian - AU

Omicron has already affected 107 WA schools, and that's just the start as COVID-19 takes hold

West Australian schools are facing a wave of COVID-19 cases, with thousands of students and staff already placed into isolation. So is everything going to plan?

ABC News

World's largest venomous spider emerges from shipping container after 5,000-mile from Australia

Staff at the East Yorkshire shipyard were given shock when the long-legged visitor made an appearance on dry land

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Australian Bureau of Statistics report on Covid deaths misrepresented by rightwing media

Analysis: Commentators and news websites have spread incorrect information on Covid deaths in Australia, feeding conspiracy theories

The Guardian - AU

Australia imposes sanctions on Russia over Ukraine invasion

Prime Minister Scott Morrison says Australia will join other western nations to impose sanctions on Russian "bullies", after its government began moving troops into Ukraine.

ABC News

Indigenous scholarship winner wants to see more First Nations women become lawyers

Australia has two First Nations judges and two First Nations women barristers practising in Queensland, but a new scholarship aims to change that.

ABC News

Australia to impose sanctions on Russia

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced Australia will impose a range of sanctions against Russia, saying its "invasion of Ukraine" has already begun.

AAP

Scott Morrison speaks to Ukraine PM; 60 Covid deaths reported – as it happened

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COVID updates: All the coronavirus news you need in one place

Get up to speed on all the coronavirus news from across Australia.

ABC News

Russia-Ukraine updates: Russia evacuates Kyiv embassy amid conflict fears

Russia evacuates its embassy in Kyiv, as fears mount that Russian President Vladimir Putin might be about to order an invasion of Ukraine.

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Warnings Australia could 'lock in' fossil fuel dependency with $26b worth of new gas pipelines

Global Energy Monitor says Australia's pipeline plans — the fourth highest such investment in the world — will make it significantly harder to help global efforts to keep temperature rises to 1.5 degrees.

The Conversation

Why Australia’s tough national security laws cannot stop foreign interference in our elections

ASIO chief Mike Burgess recently revealed the security agency had detected and disrupted a foreign interference plot in the lead-up to an Australian election. He warned Australia was seeing foreign interference attempts “at all levels of government, in all states and territories”.

The Conversation

Energy poverty in the climate crisis: what Australia and the European Union can learn from each other

As the transition to clean energy unfolds, some fear the decarbonisation of the electricity sector will mean higher prices. And high prices can lead to energy poverty: when a household cannot afford the essential electricity services needed for a decent standard of living, such as heating.

The Canberra Times

'Not a typical gangster': Drug supplier kept stash in freezer at mum's house

The disability support pensioner tried to boost his "measly" income in an effort to help bring his wife, whom he had met online, to Australia.

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From clay tablets to the digital age: The remarkable history of public libraries

The history of libraries stretches back millennia, but the idea of a truly public library is only relatively new.

ABC News

How Australia's millions of non-citizens influence the votes of their relatives and friends

There are millions of non-citizens residing in Australia — it's argued more attention should be paid to the influence of this cohort during election campaigns.

The Canberra Times

Rapid response team to fight invasive species in ACT

A rapid response team has been established to defend against the biosecurity threat.

AAP

Popyrin through, but de Minaur goes out

Australian No.3 Alexei Popyrin has gained a fine victory in Dubai but national No.1 Alex de Minaur has been knocked out.

The Guardian - AU

More Australian voters say government should prioritise population’s wellbeing over law and order, poll suggests

Nine in 10 respondents also said governments should deliver services directly instead of outsourcing them to third parties

The Guardian - AU

‘Jumping the gun’: Coalition accused of spraying money around in $678m pledge to seal Outback Way

Expert warns funds for 1000km of blacktop road should be analysed by Infrastructure Australia, not ‘sprayed around’ in election year

The Guardian - AU

Suffer in silence, or risk speaking up? Exploited migrant workers face perverse dilemma

Migrants in Australia say they can lose their visas if they report an employer – and a government bill that is meant to protect them won’t help

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